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 Why so many mass killings? Families, experts seek answers
Associated Press · Stefanie Dazio and Larry Fenn
Over the first four months and six days of this year, 115 people have died in 22 mass killings.
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 This Billion-Dollar Startup Wants to Help You Retire
smartasset.com
This Princeton grad’s startup raised $161 million to help people plan for retirement. SmartAsset simplifies the process of finding a financial advisor with its no-cost quiz that will match you with up to 3 vetted financial advisors serving your area.
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 A weekend of tragedy in Texas spotlights two distinctly American political fissures
CNN · Stephen Collinson
Analysis: The national season of violence deepens.
 From Netflix to HBO, the terrible design of streaming is ruining TV
Fast Company · Jesus Diaz
Streaming services have perfected the art of bad design.
 The food fight in the White House: Biden’s diet
Axios · Alex Thompson
There’s a delicious (surf and) turf battle inside the Biden White House — over the president’s plate.
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 Getting naked with strangers helped me combat body shaming culture
Salon · Avni Shah
I went to the Korean spa and it changed how I see myself.
 Advice from a recovering workaholic: break free
NPR · Reena Advani
Bryan E. Robinson has been writing about work-life balance for more than 20 years.
 10 must-experience train rides in the US
USA Today 10Best · 10 Best
Sometimes the journey is just as important as the destination.
 These twins have ridden over 1,100 roller coasters. They aren’t slowing down.
USA TODAY · Eve Chen
Derek and Doug Perry got bitten by the roller coaster bug early.
 Every Joaquin Phoenix movie, ranked
VICE · Chase Hutchinson
Whether embodying Johnny Cash, Joker or actual Jesus, our vegan king always commits to his characters.
 We tried the TikTok popcorn salad and we have some thoughts
tasteofhome.com · Van Van Cleave
This chaotic snack is not for the faint of heart.
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